Bricklayer arrested and arraigned for impregnating LASU lecturer’s wife.

A Lagos State University, LASU lecturer, Suraju Oyekunle, is reportedly facing a humiliating dilemma in his marriage after his wife openly confessed to being in love with a bricklayer.

The wife, Kafayat, who is said to be pregnant for the bricklayer, said she prefers to spend the rest of her life with him, P.M News is reporting.

According to the report, the 36-year-old wife moved out of her matrimonial home in October when her husband traveled, and then moved in with Mr. Alimi, who was living in the same Igando community where she and her husband were living in Lagos.

She was said to have taken along with her, a 12-year-old son she had for her husband.

The lecturer is, however, reportedly working hard to save his 13-year-old marriage to Kafayat as he lodged a complaint against him at the police station and 34-year-old Alimi was arrested by the police.

He was arraigned before Chief Magistrate, Mrs. O. A Layinka at an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court weekend for conduct likely to cause breach of peace.

Speaking before the court, Kafayat vowed to do all she could to secure freedom for Alimi.

She said she left her marriage because she and her husband were unable to get another child during their 13 years in marriage, and that the husband wasn’t taking good care of her.

She added that she became pregnant for her lover few months after they met, and that with him, she was now living in peace.

“He is better off than my husband in everything and my family supports my relationship with him,” she stated.

The accuse pleaded not guilty.

The chief magistrate reportedly granted him bail in the sum of N25, 000, ordering that he be remanded in prison custody until he meets the bail conditions.

The matter was adjourned till December 12 for trial.

Bricklayer Rapes Sex Worker, Says He Works With Oil Firm

A 39-year-old bricklayer, who allegedly threw a sex worker inside a gutter after raping her, was yesterday arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court in Lagos.

The bricklayer, Richard Edet, is facing a two-count charge of stealing and rape preferred against him by the police. The prosecutor, Corporal Friday Mameh, told the court that the defendant, sometimes in June, committed the alleged offence when he met the complainant, one Gloria Obihor, at a party where he told her that he works with Mobil.

He said that the defendant unlawfully assaulted the complainant sexually. According to Mameh, “the defendant and the complainant met again in August at 1004 Estate in Victoria Island and then headed for a bar.

They took a taxi and the defendant pointed at a house and said that was his residence. “After they left the bar, the defendant raped the victim, threw her inside a gutter and stole her property and money. She shouted for help, but nobody was around to help her.”

The properties that were stolen by the defendant are Samsung X6 phone, valued at N92,000; Malado wristwatch, valued N40,000; perfume valued at N16,000 and a cash sum of N13,000. The complainant saw him at Oniru Beach and raised alarm. But he escaped, only to be caught at Oniru Estate, after he was hit by a vehicle while trying to escape again.

According to him, the offence is punishable under Sections 285 and 259 of the criminal law of Lagos State, 2011. However, the defendant pleaded innocence to the two-count charge preferred against him.

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Bricklayer Jailed For Stealing Two Packets Of Maggi

A Lugbe Grade 1 Area Court, Abuja, on Thursday sentenced a 30-year-old bricklayer Jeopardy John, to three months imprisonment for stealing two packets of Maggi cubes.

John, had pleaded guilty to a three-count of criminal trespass, housebreaking and theft.

“I am sorry for the act I committed and I am pleading with the court not to send me to jail.

“It was hunger that made me to steal. For some time now I don’t have job, please sir forgive me, and I promise not to steal again,’’ the convict pleaded.

The judge, Mr Garba Ogbede, however, sentenced John to three months in prison but with an option of payment of N15,000 fine.

Ogbede also ordered that the recovered items be returned to the owner.

According to the judge, the punishment would have been more severe if he had not pleaded guilty, and saved the court the pains of a prolonged prosecution.

Earlier, the prosecuting counsel, Miss Vivian Oporomo, had told the court that on July 12, Eneojo John of the same address, reported the matter at the Iddo Police Station.

Oporomo told the court that the convict broke into the complainant’s shop at about 1.30am and stole two packets of Maggi cubes, valued N700 and one DVD player valued N10, 000.

She said that when the complainant caught the convict inside his shop with the said items, he raised an alarm.

Oporomo said that during police investigation and interrogation, the convict admitted to committing the offence.

The prosecutor said the offences contravene sections 342, 347 and 288 of the Penal Code.

The convict was however unable to pay the N15,000 fine and was taken to Kuje Prison.

Credit: NAN